Nazim Kourdougli and Carlos Portera-Cailleau

Correcting Sensory Processing in Fragile X Mice by Modulating Kv3.1

FRAXA funded UCLA research on a Kv3.1-targeting drug to ease sensory issues in Fragile X. This work built on Yale-led work now also being pursued by Autifony Therapeutics.

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Imaging Synaptic Structure and Function in Fragile X Mice

FRAXA Research Foundation grants $150,000 over 2005-2009 to Dr. Carlos Portera-Cailliau to study intact, anesthetized Fragile X mouse brains, looking for defects in the density, length, or dynamics of the dendrites. They looked for changes in the neurons after treatment with mGluR5 antagonists.

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Alcino Silva, PhD

Prepulse Inhibition in Fragile X

With $27K from FRAXA, Dr. Alcino Silva studied prepulse inhibition in Fragile X mice and children, linking lab findings to real-world behavior.

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